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Scotland: Stuart Waldo M '98

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Stuart Waldo M '98 and his family took a trip to Scotland (Sept…

China: Curtis F. Morgan Jr. M '85

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Curtis F. Morgan Jr. M '85 accompanied his adopted daughter on…
Indonesia: Ben Capa '02

Indonesia: Ben Capa '02

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Ben Capa '02 traveled to Bali to see his brother, Jyles Sosa,…
Alaska: Tempel '13

Alaska: David Tempel III '13

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David Tempel III '13 and his wife, Danielle, went on an Alaskan…
China: Ken '84, Becky '86, Ashleigh '15 and Bryson '17 Stoddard

China: Ken '84, Becky '86, Ashleigh '15 and Bryson '17 Stoddard

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Ken '84, Becky '86, Ashleigh '15, Bryson '17, and Michael Stoddard…
Iceland: Dan '10, M '12 and Kimberly '10 D'Unger; Rob '10 and Lauren '11 Culbertson

Iceland: Dan '10, M '12 and Kimberly '10 D'Unger; Rob '10 and Lauren '11 Culbertson

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Dan '10, M '12 and Kimberly '10 D'Unger and Rob '10 and Lauren…
Colorado: Cody Huggins '17

Colorado: Cody Huggins '17

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Cody Huggins '17, a second lieutenant in the Air Force, and a…
Jamaica: Tonya Burgess '95 and Tasheka McDowell '01

Jamaica: Tonya Burgess '95 and Tasheka McDowell '01

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Tonya Burgess '95 was married in Jamaica on August 11, 2018,…
Africa: Breen Weir '15

Africa: Breen Weir '15

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"I had three weeks between jobs and decided, very last minute,…

View from Sikes

In These Hills

Clemson President James P. Clements

The Value of a Life-Changing Education

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I spent an energizing day at the South Carolina State House this spring with hundreds of Clemson advocates who gathered to learn about the University’s legislative agenda and to show support for keeping Clemson among the best universities in the nation.
Clemson President James P. Clements

Clemson Women Making a Difference

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It wasn’t until 1955 that the first full-time degree-seeking female undergraduate students enrolled for classes. Since that time, the women of Clemson have been crucial to our success.

Building on Our Legacy of Undergraduate Excellence

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More than 4,700 Clemson graduates walked across the stage in…

A national championship helps all of us win

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Watching the Clemson Tigers win the school’s second football national championship was a moment we will never forget.

Setting a new bar for research and scholarship

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As a public, land-grant institution, the responsibility to…

Thanks a Billion!

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A thank-you note from President James P. Clements.

Marking our History

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The next time you visit campus, you may notice some new additions…
Clemson President James P. Clements

Reflecting Back and Looking Ahead

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Happy New Year from campus. The start of a new year and a…

The View from Sikes: Preparing for What Comes Next

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A new academic year always brings a sense of renewed optimism…

My Clemson

Travelers

Lifelong Tigers

Clemson Football indoor practice facility

Indoor practice facility open for business

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On Jan. 25, with the weather demonstrating the need for…
The Erwin Center

Erwin Center to support emphasis in advertising and communication

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Thanks to a recent $1.05 million gift from Joe ’79 and Gretchen…
Emeritus College

Emeritus College celebrates 10 years of service

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  Beyond the active faculty, staff and students found…
Automotive Engineering

Duke Energy helps fund workforce development initiative

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A $4.11 million grant from Duke Energy to Clemson’s Center…
Vernon Burton

Burton contributes to history

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History professor Vernon Burton was one of 10 historians…
Sassafras overlook

Architecture students install Sassafras Mountain overlook

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From the summit of Sassafras Mountain, you can see Tennessee,…
Ali Rogers

Rogers named first-runner-up in Miss America competition

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Miss South Carolina Ali Rogers is just as proud of Clemson…
Summer programs

Summer offerings span the state for students K–12

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Opportunities abound this summer at Clemson for young people…
Field Scenario

University/military partnership benefits both

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Units such as the U.S. Navy Reserve medical team that MaryBeth…

Clemson Forever

Landmarks | Legends

Alabama: Robert Bussmann '16, Michael Dolan '15 and Matt Koch '15

Travelers Summer 2018

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Robert Bussmann '16, Michael Dolan '15 and Matt Koch '15, all…
Zack Geiger ’13 and Andy Burns ’15 took a three-day tour through the Sahara Desert near Merzouga, Morocco. The pair rode camels into the desert, snapping a picture on the sands with their Tiger Rag on the way to a nomadic campsite. “It was an exhilarating trip made all the more exciting by angry, spitting camels and our guide quitting on day two after a dispute with the driver. It truly was the trip of a lifetime,” Burns says.

Travelers Winter 2018

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Zack Geiger ’13 and Andy Burns ’15 took a three-day tour through the Sahara Desert near Merzouga, Morocco.

Travelers Summer-Fall 2017

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Lindsay Rodenkirchen shows off her Tiger Rag while sitting in a pen of pedigree Border Leicesters sheep.

Travelers Spring 2017

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Travelers are Bill and Ann McCrary '79, Rob and Nancy Holmes '78 and Rick and Suzanne McLeod '78 in Paris.

Travelers Winter 2017

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Travelers are Bill and Ann McCrary '79, Rob and Nancy Holmes '78 and Rick and Suzanne McLeod '78 in Paris.

Travelers Summer-Fall 2016

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California: Robert Duvall '84 and sons Jacob and James in Yosemite National Park. And more photos from the Summer Fall 2016 issue.

Travelers Spring 2016

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Antarctica: Chris ’08 and Laura Middleton ’08 Del Campo chilled with the penguins on D’Hainaut Island. And more travelers from the Spring 2016 issue.
Netherlands David Lyle ’68, M ’79 honored fallen Clemson alumni with Tiger Rags at the Netherlands American Military Cemetery.

Travelers Winter 2016

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Netherlands: David Lyle ’68, M ’79 honored fallen Clemson alumni with Tiger Rags at the Netherlands American Military Cemetery.

Travelers Summer-Fall 2015

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